DMAX Fuel Filter Head Assembly, 2004.5-2010 LLY/LBZ/LMM
Part# DMAX619
Fits: 2004.5 thru 2010 Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra 2500HD/3500HD LLY/LBZ/LMM Duramax Diesel
DmaxStore's brand new updated fuel filter heads are high quality replacements to keep your truck on the road without the high dealership price tag.
Features:
- High quality, proven part
- Direct OEM replacement
- No modifications needed, bolt-on installation
Includes:
- Brand New Filter Head Assembly w/heater
- New Nylon Bleeder Screw
DmaxStore Notes:
- Can be made to work with 2001-2004 model years with fuel hose reroute
- Priming issues are a common symptom of a bad fuel filter head
- Fuel filter head spacer is recommended to help keep the filter head cooler and provide more room to service your filter. (optional)
- See part# DMAX359 if you're looking for the non-heated filter head assembly
Replaces Part #'s:
- 12645619
- 97780061
Customer Reviews
Was loosing prime within in 30 min replaced with the dmax and now I don't loose prime at all. I am really happy with the filter housing from dmax. Thank you
I was losing prime, the pump didn't work and I had trouble starting the truck. I purchased this American made part and it works flawlessly! The DMax store is my go to store from now on!
I have a 06 Duramax LBZ that needed the original fuel filter housing replaced. I initially bought one of Parts Geek and that was a mistake. Truck started to have a rough idle due to air getting in from the new housing. After a month I had enough and ordered this one from Dmax and boy it was a huge difference in quality. I could feel the difference from just touching it. Great housing with no air leaks!
Another high quality part and great service from the DMAXStore. The fuel filter head on my 2007 LMM was starting to lose prime and causing difficult starts when warm. I could have rebuilt the original, but chose to take the easier route and replaced with this new filter head. I also replaced the two low pressure fuel lines connecting to the head with DMAXStore provided factory hoses. Problem solved!
Fixed my priming issue
